Hardwood and Engineered
Timber Flooring

Floating hardwood floors glued-down hardwood floors and nailed-down hardwood floors. Each type has its pros and cons. When installing floating floors, creaking in some places will be a future problem. Installation of floating floors is always an order of magnitude lower than glued-down and nail-down floors.

Glued-down hardwood floors are a very popular type of installation. Can be installed on both cement floors and wood floors. The main problem of many companies is “sloppiness during work” (the used glue is very often left on the floors and then it is very difficult to remove it). Our Team always uses the correct cleaning agents during work, while the glue has not dried, which allows us to present work without any flaws.

Nailed-down hardwood floors can only be installed on a rustic subfloor since the installation uses construction clips and nails, which are not suitable for installation on cement floors. Note (Important to know): Wood floors are very delicate and soft material. Wooden floors are easy enough to scratch, they are very afraid of water and moisture! Pay attention to this and always ask when you “aren’t sure of” something. Better safe than sorry.